Shorebreak: The Series

Hawaiian photographer Clark Little introduces us to his home-Oahu’s North Shore-where he captures the wonder of the waves through his lens.

Photographer Clark Little glories in the glorious colors of rainbows, the graceful dance of sea turtles, the blessings of family, and the beauties of creation.

Dancing with the Stars standout Derek Hough visits Hawaiian photographer Clark Little and tries his hand at shooting in the shorebreak.

The shorebreak can be dangerous, but Clark Little and his surfer friends who brave the waves find the thrill worth the risks.

In the crystal-clear waters of Oahu, Clark Little and his camera go swimming with sharks, taking us beyond sheer fear to a healthy respect for the beauty of these fascinating creatures, that some call the perfect predator.

Hawaiian photographer, Clark Little, chooses cameras to suit the occasion and captures the drama of the winter's first swells. The bigger, darker, more turbulent waves of the new season are here, and Clark is ready to capture them.

Clark Little proudly remembers his fearless, fun-loving brother, late professional surfer, Brock Little, and films the event in Memory of Eddie Aikau, Oahu's premier professional big-wave surfing tournament, held at Waimea Bay when the waves are large enough.

Clark Little describes his workout routine, films world surfing champion John John Florence, and shares some techniques and trials of shooting shorebreak. Another quite interesting episode of this phenomenal series that follows Little around the island of Oahu while looking for unique photographic opportunities.

Clark Little shares his passion with fans and fellow photographers on the promotional tour for the Shorebreak documentary, that follow the Hawaiian lensman around the island of Oahu, capturing its waves in unprecedent fashion.

Clark Little enjoys the waves with his friends Ted Ford Mahiko, Andre Botha, Jerret Lau and Seabass Pereze at Ke Iki beach. This people also partner with him at work and with fun on both sides of the camera.